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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1911
Page
5
The Daily News notes celestial happenings including sunset at 7 31 PM and moonset at 8 27 PM. The moon reaches its northernmost point and highest arc at 9 30 AM, and will be in conjunction with Neptune moving west to east. It records a historic 1519 event when Earth passed through a comet’s tail.
On the Madonna sailing from New York to Marseilles, newlyweds Prof. and Mrs. Herbert Vaughn Abbott along with Dr. John Hildt and Miss Berensen faced a sold out ship. After negotiations and a generous offer from tenor Francis MacNichol to share half a room, the Abbott Hildt Berensen party secured two rooms as the voyage began.
Lehy Le HYMENEAS LANTZ TYLER Miss Jane Esther Tyler and Charles Lantz wed in Marysville Pa after visiting uncle W H Tyler. Bride 18 or 19, great granddaughter of Dr William Tyler with ties to local families. SFOULEMYER YINGER Frederick nuptials at Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage with Catherine May Yinger.
Miss Mary M. Sailor funeral held at the Home for the Aged with services by Rev Ulysses G Rupp and pallbearers Ni Zacharias I N Loy Luther Stone Marian Fauble. Interment at Mt Olivet. funeral director C C Carty. Mary R. Tregalas of Union Bridge funeral from depot with Rev Charles H. Nastings officiating. pallbearers Wm J Haines Jacob Gladhill Dr N M Norris Isaac Tozer John Miller KE Sin clair. interment Mt Olivet. director C C Carty. The Frederick News urges subscriptions.
Mayor Schell says he will veto ordinances passed by the Board of Aldermen affecting paving, citing city interests and waterworks needs. He defends his stance against politics in paving around Court Square and notes support for West Church street sidewalk work. A special aldermen meeting is set to address underground conduit franchise talks with C. and P. Telephone Co.
Constable Carter traced Gil bert Young to Myersdale Pa and he was brought to the city Saturday evening on the charge of breaking into Francis Wert heimer’s Court street property last May. The loot included sa loon spigots and brass valuables sold to Arnold Stean the junk dealer. A May 27 warrant led to Routzahn’s arrest and Young’s escape prior to capture. Bail set at 200 dollars. he waived a hearing. His brother John Young faces aiders and abettor charges. William Sneeras colored was fined five dollars for disorderly conduct after allegedly throwing a beer bottle at a woman and jailed in default of payment.
William Bowers swerved to miss a man standing in the street and crashed into a curb at the Market and Fourth street corner, breaking the axle of his automobile.
Yesterday excursions over the BR and Y brought 278 persons from Washington to this city. The steady inflow of travelers reflects active tourism and local transport links.
The Automobile Club of Western Maryland ended plans to purchase the Fairney Garage at a Saturday meeting held at the Y M C A building. The club will instead provide moral and financial support, seek suitable club rooms for members, and use the garage as a headquarters. Seventeen charter members were listed and a new bylaws plan was adopted. A next meeting is scheduled for further organization. Rain delays harvest across the county with farmers awaiting drier conditions. last weekend yielded about a half inch of rain.
Workmen started laying bricks between the tracks on South Market Street from Patrick Street to the B and O depot after completing the concrete foundation last week. Paving blocks for West Patrick Street have arrived and are being set along the pavement.
The Automobile Club of Maryland distributes copies of the Motor Vehicle Law to its members. It advises that the copy be carried in each car for convenient reference while driving and handling related regulations.
Local event announces amateur county championship at Braddock Heights alleys with five man teams. Prizes include $4 gold per player for winners and $5.60 per player for runners up. second prize pays $256 per player. Entry by July with round robin play depending on eight or five teams. Past prize winners barred. A pro series follows later in the season.
Lodge members from Coluolar and Lanen Lodges A P M attended services at the evangelical Lutheran church. Rev Hupp preached on protecting the home and family as the nation’s foundation. The program included organ preludes and postludes, with Firestone directing.
Fragmentary OCR shows a President Vice-President Samuel U. Duvall and assistant cashier roles, plus a Directors list including Geo. We Sacra, Thos. U1 Tacrrr, Jon S. RamsBund, Daniel Baken, Wa G. Barer, HL Conary, OG. M. Thomas, J. Morten, Baker. Details incomplete and names partially garbled.
A speech extols the home as society’s core and calls for social purity and joint parental responsibility. It argues fathers must share in raising children, policing impurity, and maintaining moral standards, warning against neglect through social clubs or business trips.
A garbled account describes a baseball contest between Taceday Shoe and Shepherdstown, with a break in play and a 25 cent admission. The text references prizes for top duck-ride scorers and mentions the Jade and a gentleman who scored high, amid chaotic notes on the Baad doek Efyeigats.
A cluttered advertisement from NelDig & Miller promoting the Model line and men's wear. It markets undergarments, hosiery, dress shirts, corsets, linens, and accessories with prices and choices, including silk intimates and Vaco bottle showcases. The copy touts comfort, value, and broad selection for men and household use.
Thurmont advertiser promotes electric vacuum sweepers from Mullinix Carpet House with claims of constant cleanliness and low cost. The notice highlights “Heal Thing” and Premier Vacuum Cleaner options, dry cleaning services, and nearby travel deals, urging readers to compare prices and buy locally.
Rev Rupp preached on home life teaching obedience to law and love for country. He urged daily prayer and a family altar with the father leading. He warned crime begins at home and cited the home as the starting point for moral instruction.
A Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for support during a festival that went well under the sweet sound of the UL A.M. Band. The note is from the Mission Workers on West Tatrick Street.
The QO J Keller Lime Company Potomac Lime and Stone Company and Highway Construction Company moved offices from the Masonic Temple to rooms above Marvel Moving Picture Theatre 110 North Market Street Daisy Fly Killers advertised at 1c per day Allen G Quy nn Co Automobile Livery Frederick City Garage 121 W. Darrick St Frederick vs Shepherdstown game called at 346 admission 25 cents
Braddock Heights Casino announces daily hours morning afternoon and evening. A new shooting gallery is being run near the Heights for visitors to enjoy the mountain air and a pleasant time.
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